The Glory Field


Week of January 17 to 21 (End of Quarter)
Due on Sunday, January 17th:
  • Q2 Book Shares

Due on Tuesday, January 19th:
  • Q2 Portfolios
  • Q2 Writing Assignment
    • Pre-writing Plan
    • First Draft
    • Peer Edit
    • Final Draft



Week of January 10 to 14
Due on Monday, January 11th:
  • Topic for your Q2 Project (Book Share) and Writing Assignment

Due on Wednesday, January 13th:
  • Pre-writing Plan for Q2 Writing Assignment (completed in class on Monday)
  • First Draft of Q2 Writing Assignment (at least 5 paragraphs)
  • Peer Editing of First Draft (completed in class on Wednesday)
  • Reading Log



Week of January 5 to 7
Due on Thursday, January 7th:
  • Reading Log
  • Reflection Journal: Quick Writes
    • Quick Write #1: A proverb is a short but memorable saying that tells some important fact about life that many people believe to be true. For example, “Don’t judge a book by its cover,” and, “Scratch my back, and I’ll scratch yours,” are both American proverbs. Choose a proverb, make a cartoon or drawing illustrating its meaning, then write a short essay to explain it. Use this web site to help you: World of Quotes. (from http://www.thewritingsite.org/resources/prompts/expository.asp)

Due on Monday, January 11th:
  • Topic for your Q2 Project (Book Share) and Writing Assignment

December 16th to January 4th
Have a great winter break!

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Week of December 6 to 10
Due on Sunday, December 6th:
  • Personal Dictionary: two words from Focus Word Chart #4
  • Vocabulary Quiz: adopted, ensures, tension, consent, duration

Due on Thursday, December 10th:
  • Reflection Journal #10: Discuss what you are learning in your science class with a partner. Why is it important for you to learn about organic chemistry? How does what you learn help you understand the importance of nutrition?
  • Reading Log
  • Writing Goal Activities

Week of December 1 to 3
Due on Sunday, December 6th:
  • Personal Dictionary: two words from Focus Word Chart #4
  • Reflection Journal #9: What is the most interesting thing that you have learned so far about your research topic? What are your ideas for presenting your topic in the exhibit?
  • Vocabulary Quiz: adopted, ensures, tension, consent, duration

Week of November 22 to 25
Due on Wednesday, November 25th:
  • Reading Log
  • Reflection Journal #8: To which character from The Glory Field are you the most similar? Explain how you are similar to this character. Give at least two examples to support your comparison.
  • Word Focus Chart #4: adopted, ensures, tension, consent, duration
  • Writing Goals Activities


Week of November 15 to 19
Due on Sunday, November 15th:
  • Personal Dictionary - Please enter two words from Word Focus Chart #3 into your dictionary.
  • We will take the TORCH this day.

Due on Thursday, November 19th:
  • Vocabulary Quiz: whereas, compatible, capable, ongoing and notion
  • Reflection Journal #7: Why do you think some people dislike other people--is it just because they look different?
  • Writing Goal Activities


Week of November 10-12
On November 11th, we have a vocabulary quiz!

Due on Sunday, November 15th:
  • Personal Dictionary - Please enter two words from Word Focus Chart #3 into your dictionary.
  • We will take the TORCH this day.


Week of November 1 to 5
Due on Thursday, November 5th:
  • Reading Log
  • Focus Word Vocabulary Chart #3: whereas, capable, ongoing, compatible, notion
  • Reflection Journal #6: Think about a time period in the past that interests you. Why does it interest you? What do you already know about it? What would you like to learn more about?
  • Writing Goals Activities

Wednesday, November 11th:
  • Q1 Vocabulary Quiz - You will be asked to provide the definitions of the words you learned during Q1 and use them in a sentence: bias, justify, perspective, debate, controversy, research, data, cite, strategy, phasing.

Week of October 25 to 28
Due on Tuesday, October 27:
  • Colonial Life Bingo
  • Report Card Reflection
  • Reflection Journal #5: Which English Colony would you have liked to have lived in? Explain your reasons.
  • Q1 Vocabulary Tracking Sheet

Resources
Social Studies - Click here to explore more about the European colonies.
Science - Review the following notes from Mrs. Bauman to prepare for your test: Periodic Table, Combining Atoms, and Chemical Reactions.